Level 2.1: Freizeit Und Hobbies

The correct answer is "magst." In this sentence, the verb "magst" is conjugated in the second person singular form, which matches with the subject "Du" (meaning "you" in German). The verb "mögen" means "to like," and in this context, it is used to express that "you like" something. Therefore, "magst" is the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence.

The correct answer is "mag" because it is the first person singular form of the verb "mögen" which means "to like" in German.

The correct answer is "mag". The verb "mag" is the first person singular form of the verb "mögen", which means "to like". In this sentence, "Ich" is the subject, referring to the first person singular pronoun "I". Therefore, the correct form of the verb to use is "mag".

The correct answer is "lieben" because the subject "Wir" is a plural pronoun, indicating that the verb should also be in plural form. "Lieben" is the correct conjugation of the verb "lieben" (to love) for the pronoun "Wir" (we).

The correct answer is "gehen gerne" because the subject of the sentence is "Der Mann und die Frau" (the man and the woman), which is plural. In German, when the subject is plural, the verb "gehen" (to go) also needs to be plural, so "gehen" is the correct conjugation. Additionally, "gerne" means "gladly" or "like to", which indicates that the man and the woman enjoy going to the cinema.

The correct answer is "mag". This is because "mag" is the correct conjugation of the verb "mögen" (to like) for the pronoun "er" (he).

The correct answer is "mögt". This is the correct form of the verb "mögen" in the second person plural (ihr). It means "you (plural) like" and is used to express that the subject (ihr) does not like spicy food.

The correct answer is "isst gerne" because the subject "Mein Bruder" is singular and third person, so the verb "isst" should also be singular. The word "gerne" indicates that he enjoys eating chocolate.

The correct answer is "liebt". In German, the verb "lieben" means "to love", and when conjugated in the third person singular form, it becomes "liebt". Therefore, the sentence translates to "She loves her dogs."

The correct answer is "lieben." This is because "Sie" is the formal singular or plural form of "you" in German, and "lieben" is the correct verb form to use with this subject pronoun. It means "to love."